aluminum driveshaft ??

wlink1

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Oct 10, 2007

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Is $125 good for a used aluminum driveshaft?

 

Car Nut

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Sure. About half the cost of a new one.

If the miles are low on it, everything should be in good shape, but then I'd think that it would be more reliable than the stocker anyways.

 

wlink1

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thanks just looked had price wrong it is 150 but the guy says it has 200 miles on it. He went with carbon fiber

 

gcomfx.com

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I paid $100 bucks for mine and gave my buddy my old d/s when he was selling his car. So that's a pretty good deal I think. Just make sure it isn't bent. See if the guy will let you take it for a test drive. It takes less than 10 minutes to swap. That includes getting your jack out. LOL

 

Adam95GT

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gcomfx.com said:

I paid $100 bucks for mine and gave my buddy my old d/s when he was selling his car. So that's a pretty good deal I think. Just make sure it isn't bent. See if the guy will let you take it for a test drive. It takes less than 10 minutes to swap. That includes getting your jack out. LOL

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